Had a great time! We loved the vibe of this place and the owner was kind enough to let all four of…read moreus use our free coupons. 10/10

Last November we visited Escapes in Time with a group of youth currently in residential treatment…read more We completed the Scrooge's Fate room with only minutes to spare. It was the perfect team building experience!! Ron and his staff were fantastic to work with and incredibly helpful in meeting group needs! HIGHLY recommend this location! Planning on taking my family in the near future!

We absolutely loved this escape room. We did the ministry of magic one. The actor was so fun and…read morehelpful to have within the room. We did not pass but we were only a few more minutes away from it. We do hope to go back for more of their rooms in the near future. Definitely a challenging room. We have done many escape rooms as a group and had a hard time here.

Pretty fun! I have done the Peter Pan one and the butchers basement, which is no longer available…read more In the Peter Pan room, there was an actor who was just there to "help" us get out. But she wasn't very helpful, she was a little rude and kept telling everyone what to touch and not to touch. The kids in the room with us were trying to help by looking through a journal and she took the book from their hand and put it back and said stop it. It would've been fun if we weren't being bossed around. The butchers basement was also fun, we had an actor in there too and he was way b

SOOO MUCH FUN!! we definitely want to come back but this time with more than just the two of us. It…read moreseemed like online from their advertising you could do 2 people but some of the rooms you couldn't really win it if you didn't have a third person :( (it does say on the sign or screen beforehand how many people they recommend to do it). but overall it was so so fun. they have a good mix of physical and mental games. we loved playground, the laser room, the tiles, and asylum.

I went there and I loved it the kids were sooooooooooooooooo happy they loved it so muchread more

First timer over here! Came here on a Friday night to celebrate a dear friend's graduation, and it…read morewas a great first time experience! Party of 8 - solving the "hotel" theme of room 13 - we were a pretty smart and diverse group, but we def needed help solving this mystery in an hour's time! Super impressed in the room details, clues that were presented, and the whole ambiance was on point. Our host, was super entertaining, personable, and so pleasant! She really made this experience much more enjoyable!

We had such a wonderful time the last escape room we played in a Salt Lake City community…read more(previously reviewed), we decided to try another adventure while visiting Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point, this one very appropriately called The Escape Date in (the also appropriately named!) Pleasant Grove. Many of their rooms are designed for two people in mind, and the themes all looked so good, it was hard for us to decide on which game we wanted our first to be. Eventually, we settled for The Sweet Escape, and it proved to be a great choice. The Escape Date is located within different clusters of shopping malls - it is itself set up like many of the escape rooms in Orange County - not really good for showroom shopping, but easy parking, easy to find (go down the stairs!), and great for letting your imagination run wild when designing a quest! There is no café right next door, but plenty of nourishment establishments are located a short drive away. We stopped off at Beans and Brews right before our game, so we were properly caffeinated and ready when we met up with Elizabeth, our game host, in the small but nicely-decorated parlour. Elizabeth could have walked right off the set of The Good Shop Lollipop or Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. As it turned out, we were not trying to escape from anything. In fact, we were competing for a chance of a lifetime: to take over sweet magnate Louis VonSweet candy empire! Happily, we did not have to sit through an entire pre-filmed game rules video, and after a short introduction delivered by VonSweet himself, we were left to get started on our task. The video also served as a timer during our game, but clues were slipped to us under the door. Like other what we have come to call "First Generation" games, this fun hour had us solving riddles and linear puzzles, adding up numbers and being not just hands-on, but nose, eyes, ears and tastebuds on as well. The conventional locks and magnets all worked, and we did not think twice about it being a single room because we were fully engaged the entire time we were there. We loved how strictly they kept to the theme, and, even though I was a little reluctant to try one of the puzzles, that puzzle turned out to be my favourite challenge in the game. The maze, challenging our hand-eye coordination, was another memorable obstacle to our inheritance ... The Sweet Escape is the perfect date adventure, with a most delicious (ha!) price-point. It is also a full 60-minute game, and because we had just completed a 20-minute game, we outpaced ourselves and managed to become candy millionaires in 43:44! We loved the very flattering victory photos Matthew (also dressed in deference to theme) took of us on our phone, and when we used the restroom after our game, we found ourselves kept busy there, too! The Escape Date was a marvellous find, and we're thrilled to find even more games available that are built for a 2-person team. We can't wait to check them out again - it won't be long!

This was our 3rd escape room in Utah, and hands down our favorite so far! The room was packed with…read moreclever clues, super immersive, and really interactive--we felt fully drawn into the experience from start to finish. Our guide, Amelia, was fantastic: friendly, fun, and made the whole thing even more enjoyable. Highly recommend!

Amelia was super awesome. She helped us with our escape room. We did the pirate room and it was…read moresuper immersive! They had animatronics that would talk! Really cool music, props, and puzzles. Unlike other escape rooms that are pretty repetitive, in this one, every puzzle was unique, and also felt super awesome to figure out. Definitely good for any age. I'm 23 and loved it, and my younger brother is 13 and he loved it. Small spoilers for the room below!! No puzzle answers though They had a 'working canon' that let out mist, a talking parrot, and all sorts of puzzles would move/open things. It felt so exciting every time.

My little family really enjoys escape rooms-we've probably done half a dozen to date. This one was…read morea lot of fun and well thought out. We were given some back story and basic instructions prior to starting the game. We were not told to leave a second door alone-we found that it was unlocked and led us out of the room. It was not part of the game, but probably unlocked due to fire code. The clues were tricky (we did the Infiltrated room) but not so difficult that we gave up. Our group consisted of three adults, a 14 year old boy and 12 year old girl. The kids were able to contribute quite a bit and help their parents figure things out. It definitely was a team effort!

I love escape rooms and this one was definitely fun! We did the Lair of Lunacy room which was so…read morefun! The guy checking us in said it was his favorite, so we got lucky getting this room so last minute. The staff was so attentive and was ready whenever we needed clues! We also loved how innovative the room was with the different tricks we had to use to figure out the clues! I loved that it wasn't just a bunch of locks but there were some riddles and other things needed to figure out the clues! I would love to come back here and try another room! The lobby is also so cute and great for pictures!

I downloaded yelp just to review this place because it is so incredible!!!! My girlfriend, my…read moresister, and I did the Egyptian themed one and it was easily one of the best escape rooms I've ever done!!! Austin, our guide, was so amazing!!!!! Idk what he's getting paid, but it for sure isn't enough!!! He turned an already fantastic escape room into a truly immersive and magical adventure. I cannot recommend this place enough. 1000/10

This was such a fun place and the staff was really fun and cool. We did the Egyptian Room. The…read morestaff said it is the second hardest one and a bunch of us have never done an escape room before but we solved it. The room was totally cool and the decor was amazing with the secrets and clues. My only complaint is the escape room got kinda toasty. Some AC would have been nice.

I hosted my boyfriend's ugly sweater-themed birthday celebration at this venue, and overall, the…read moreexperience was very fun & enjoyable! We selected Christmas-inspired games to enhance the festive atmosphere, which added an extra level of fun and engagement for our guests. The event hosts were professional, enthusiastic, and a pleasure to work with throughout the experience. The party package included unlimited drinks during gameplay, which was appreciated, and the option to add catering was a convenient feature--which I did end up adding. The only area for improvement that I would recommend is greater attention to detail regarding their add-ons. I had added a mini trophy and ribbon as part of our party package; however, these items were not provided until after the event had concluded and many guests had already departed. This was disappointing, as the add-on was intended to be part of the celebration itself. Overall, though, the event was a success, and we'll definitely be back for more:)

We went to Game Show Battle Room for my father in law's birthday with a group of six adults, and it…read morewas an absolute blast. Colby was our host and Justice was our producer, and they completely made the experience. They were funny, engaging, and knew how to read the room and tailor the games to our group. We had so much fun that we decided to stay for a second game. We did both Classic and Prime Time and honestly can't decide which one we liked more. Both were so fun and really felt like you were on a game show. This was easily the most fun we've had together in a long time. What really stood out was how customized the whole experience felt. It wasn't just running through a script. Colby and Justice made it feel personal and special, which took it to another level. If you're looking for something fun and different to do in Salt Lake City, this is it. We can't wait to come back next time we're in town.

If i could get it a zero i would, bad customer service, very rude, loud and dark rooms, probably…read morethe worst one i've ever been too

As far as escape rooms go I think this place is LEGIT! They offer a couple different rooms.. some…read morewith live actors! We did the zombie experience which was fun because a live actor will chase you around and you can get out into quarantine. Would go again!

Josh was so helpful! My Husband and I played the Provo Crime Room and he helped us remember things…read morewe forgot along the way. 10/10 experience!

We've done several escape rooms, so I feel like we know the drill and what to expect. Each one is…read moreunique in that the clues are different, the room setup is themed and you never know just what type of puzzles or challenges you'll have to master to get out. This room started out great-we did the Lair of Lunacy and were appropriately briefed that we would start in the dark and what we specifically needed to "solve" to get out. (I'm purposely leaving out details to not give anything away.) Part way through our time, we came across a clue that was very robust and even had some directions that should have led us to solving that piece. One member of our group spent a ton of time on this one challenge and grew increasingly frustrated with it. He knew how to solve it, but it was not leading anywhere. Another part of the room had a similar clue that looked to be well-thought out and complex, but it never morphed into anything that would help us proceed. We eventually made it out of the room and asked about those two clues. We were told that they were both "red herrings." We believe that they were originally part of the game and that some of the components malfunctioned and they had to remove those clues. You can still get out of the room, obviously, but those items were major time wasters. I understand placing things to add confusion and that not everything leads you to a clue, but these were so complex and "in your face" that I truly believe they were originally part of the game. It's too bad, because what we think they were supposed to do would have been really cool.